I should really go now. :\

Bye! :hug:

Bye! :hug:

 

 

And i should go do my work too! Bye Madison! :hug:

Aloha anyone?

OYATSU NUKI :snobby:

 

 

 

I think that's right? D:

OYATSU NUKI :snobby:

 

 

 

I think that's right? D:

 

:laugh3:

 

so have you heard MX yet?

Yeah :wacko:

Procrastinating... hum de dummmm......

YES YES YES!! Uggghhhh... and then he kinda sounds like a higher pitched version of Mark Hoppus when he talks which is kinda weird too

Yeah :wacko:

 

what do you think :lol:

I really like it. I don't know whether it'll top VLVODAAHF (my bias :P) but we'll see about it :P

I really like it. I don't know whether it'll top VLVODAAHF (my bias :P) but we'll see about it :P

 

I think it's better than VLV. but not by much

Ahoy hoy

I think it's better than VLV. but not by much

 

Yeah I guess..

 

 

Ahoy matey :P

so now we're pirates :bandana:

Hows ya today Taameen?

Good :D

Excellent

so now we're pirates :bandana:

 

I'm captain.

I'm captain.

 

I call the bird

You can have the bird only if I get to keep all of the treasure.

The elephant as a spiritual understanding of nature:

A pillar? A fan? A rocketship? - ethical expeditions

"Our group watched Fierce Light last night, a documentary about the soul behind activism. One woman described the world’s spirituality as an elephant, where spiritual diversity grows as each person feels a small part of a single whole beast. One person may touch the leg and feel a pillar while another feels the ear and finds a fan, but neither sees the elephant, the whole of spirituality.

 

I feel that the same argument could be made for the conservation “movement” acting around the world today. As Paul Hawken describes in Blessed Unrest, the global shift in consciousness towards the environment cannot truly be defined as a movement because a movement requires a leader, ideologies and a centralized goal. The environmental “movement”, however, has many leaders with different conceptions of conservation and working towards different goals. Many conservation groups disagree entirely with each others efforts and actions. But as each conservation group touches a different part of the same beast, the global shift in environmental consciousness, they all work towards the same idea: the fight against environmental degradation."

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Oh hai guys . . .

 

 

From here

This. Is. Awesome!!!!!

 

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hai

Hey dare.